Immergut prevented Trump from deploying troops from the National Guard in Oregon

US judge Karin J. IMMERGUT from the American district court of Oregon, appointed by President Donald Trump during his first mandate, prevents the commander -in -chief from deploying troops of the National Guard in Oregon.

The Senate confirmed it vocal vote in 2019.

IMMERGUT was involved in an investigation relating to the health scandal which marked indelibably the mandate of President Bill Clinton at the White House.

“I was hired by Ken Starr almost five months after the prosecutor General Reno sought to extend the authority of the OIC to investigate if Monica Lewinsky or others had suborny, hampered the justice or intimidated witnesses in the context of the civil sexual harassment case in the Jones against Clinton case,” wrote Immergut in response to a question of the senator. Kamala Harris, D-California, in 2018.

“I was hired to work as a prosecutor to determine if there were facts to support or refute these allegations,” she noted.

She said she had questioned Lewinsky.

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Karin J. IMMERGUT, appointed American district judge for the Oregon district, took an oath during a judicial appointment hearing held by the Senate judicial commission on October 24, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

“When Ms. Lewinsky agreed to cooperate with the independent council office, I was asked to be part of the team of prosecutors who debrief it. As I was involved in the debriefings, I was asked to participate in the interrogation of Ms. Lewinsky before the Grand Jury and to take her testimony,” she noted in response to another question.

Responding to questions from Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein, Immergut expressed opinion that it is not appropriate that the lower courts oppose the previous one of the Supreme Court.

We asked him if Roe against Wade was an “established law”, she replied “yes”-the High Court of the country canceled the controversial decision on abortion in 2022.

When asked if the Supreme Court’s decision in the Obergefell c. Hodges that same -sex couples have the constitutional right to marry was an “established law”, it again responded in the affirmative.

Senator Feinstein died in 2023.

A federal judge nominated by Obama, married to House Dem, rejects the affair of the National Guard of Oregon

Former President Bill Clinton speaks on stage at the September 2023 meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative at the New York Hilton Midtown on September 18, 2023, in New York. (Noam Galai/Getty Images for the Clinton Global Initiative)

Trump published a social truth job Last month, in which he declared that he “ordered the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, to provide all the troops necessary to protect Portland ravaged by the war and all our ICE besieged facilities against antifa attacks and other national terrorists”.

A document Bearing the signature of Hegseth, it is indicated that “200 members of the Oregon National Guard will be called to the federal service with immediate effect for a period of 60 days”.

But this month, Immergut temporarily blocked this decision in the midst of a legal challenge filed by the State of Oregon and the city of Portland.

“The president’s decision was simply not linked to the facts”, according to the opinion and the ordinance of the judge assertiveDeclaring that “this court grants the plaintiff’s request for a temporary ban prescription … and temporarily prohibits the memorandum of defendants of September 28, 2025 ordering the federalization and deployment of the members of the Oregon National Guard in Portland.”

Then she issued a Second temporary prohibition order This has more widely prevented the administration from deploying a federalized national guard in the state.

“It is temporarily prohibited for the accused to deploy federalized members of the National Guard in Oregon,” said the document.

The deployment of the Trump National Guard “Portland ravage by the war” arrested by the federal judge due to the concern of the authority

US President Donald Trump attended a meeting of the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (AGNU), at the United Nations, on September 23, 2025, in New York. (SOMODEVILLA/GETTY Images)

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The deputy chief of staff of the White House for politics and internal security advisor, Stephen Miller, said in a press release job On X that “a judge of a district court has no conceivable authority, whatever it is, to prevent the president and the commander -in -chief from sending members of the American army to defend federal lives and property.”